Applying Gauss elimination from boolean equation systems to
... form. We shall illustrate this with an example: Example 8. Consider the following boolean equation system: (µx = (y ∧ z) ∨ x) (νy = true) This is not in standard recursive form, as the first equation has “∧” and “∨” symbols in the same equation and a boolean constant still appears in the second equa ...
... form. We shall illustrate this with an example: Example 8. Consider the following boolean equation system: (µx = (y ∧ z) ∨ x) (νy = true) This is not in standard recursive form, as the first equation has “∧” and “∨” symbols in the same equation and a boolean constant still appears in the second equa ...
Biomolecular electrostatics with continuum models: a boundary
... processing units. We performed extensive verification and validation of the code, comparing it with experimental observations, analytical solutions, and other numerical tools. Our results suggest that a bem approach is more appropriate than volumetricvi ...
... processing units. We performed extensive verification and validation of the code, comparing it with experimental observations, analytical solutions, and other numerical tools. Our results suggest that a bem approach is more appropriate than volumetricvi ...
